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Seattle Mandates Recyclingby Elizabeth M. Gillespie, Associated Press
Environmental News Net, February 10, 2005
SEATTLE -- Garbage hauler Frank Treto quickly spots enough junk mail and cardboard to warrant whipping out a bright yellow warning tag, one of hundreds he's doled out since the city's mandatory recycling law took effect this year.
So far, no one's given him any grief. "Not yet," he said. "I'm looking forward to that. I'm going to see if I can get a bulletproof vest."
Recycling has been required for more than a decade in communities with progressive reputations, such as Madison, Wis., and several Northeastern states -- with varying degrees of success.
Seattle has had ample reason to brag since 1989, when it became one of the first cities in the country to start curbside pickup of newspaper, cardboard, aluminum cans, glass bottles and office paper. But in recent years, its recycling rate has dipped below 40 percent, down from a peak of 44 percent in 1995.
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So the City Council passed a mandatory recycling law that took effect Jan. 1, but penalties won't be enforced until next year.
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Frank Gagliardo oversees recycling enforcement -- in 169 cities and towns, home to 3.5 million people -- for the Connecticut agency. "We sort of have to pick and choose our battles," he said.
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Starkville High slowpitch softball coach Lisa Spencer readily admits last year was a struggle for the Lady Yellowjackets.
Beginning today with SHS's season-opening tournament in Houston, the fifth-year Lady Jackets head coach hopes to set the stage for a rebound season.
"Last season was kind of a rebuilding year for us because we lost five seniors in key positions from the year before," said Spencer.
Starkville, anchored by the experience of nine seniors, is no longer going through the growing pains of 2009.
It's for that reason, SHS is looking for big things in 2010.
"We have said this should be the year of the Lady Jackets," said Spencer. "That's what we're expecting."
For Spencer's proclamation to occur, she says the recipe is simple. Starkville must rely on the glove work of a talented core of defenders, particularly in the outfield.
"Defense should definitely be our strength," said Spencer.
Among the Lady Jackets in the swarming outfield mix is Jonissa Buchanan, Reonee Clark, Tiyuana Ringo, Rhondalyn Johnson, and TiKeyia Davis. Spencer says any combination of these girls have the ability to track down balls and end rallies with their strong defensive play.
Spencer hopes that is the case today as SHS looks to start off on a strong note.
"We hope it all starts with a win (today)," said Spencer. "That would really, really help build everyone's confidence. It could set the tone for the entire season."
Having won a district title in 2007, Starkville isn't far removed from a standout campaign. That's why Spencer and the Lady Jackets have their goals set high this year.
"We want to go a step further than we did then," said Spencer. "(In 2007) we went to the North State playoffs and lost, but this year we want to be in Jackson in October. That's our goal."


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My Wedding Dress - March 2010
Added Apr 11, 2010
by roarah
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I got married recently. When I got engaged six months earlier, I decided to make my own wedding dress. I had a few reasons for doing this, most importantly it was something that I'd always secretly wanted to do, but it also meant that my fiance & I save a lot of money. Finally, I found that most dress stores in Melbourne were telling me that they were too busy & couldn't get a dress ready for my in time (I was giving them 4-5 months notice).
I think it's pretty clear that I was heavily inspired by Grace Kelly's wedding dress. I did swap the heavy Chantilly lace for a lighter embroidered tulle, as I got married in early March & there was a possibility that the temperature would be 35+C. The corset was made using Simplicity pattern, 5006 & the rest of the dress was made using an altered version of a vogue pattern, V2979. I was really happy with how it turned out. I learnt a lot about dress making in the process & I really enjoyed making it. It's not perfect & there are a few (well hidden) flaws, but on the day I felt REALLY proud walking down the aisle in it. It's something that I'll always treasure.
I dedicated a few posts to the construction of this dress on my blog, http://orchidsinmay.typepad.com/orchids-in-may/
P.S I also made the veil, but that was pretty easy by comparison…
Update: I've had so many lovely comments about the quality of the photos I thought I should add a credit for my super star photographer, Tatiana from Red Butterfly photography. Her website is www.redbutterfly.com.au
Update Number 2: I've added the details of how I made this dress to the instructions section. I've tried to make it as detailed as possible, however, a intermediate knowledge of sewing is assumed. One word of warning if you are attempting to make a wedding dress yourself. Remember that it's white, & probably silk & that if it gets dirty it will probably stain. You will need to clean EVERYTHING. Even then you'll need to be careful, on some occasions I put down clean white cotton sheets to protect the dress from surfaces.
Material Notes
Corset Front Facing: Silk Dupion
Corset Interfacing: Heavyweight white sew in interfacing
Corset Lining: Silk Dupion
Corset Boning: White sew in boning
Sash: Silk Dupion
Skirt Front Facing: Silk Dupion
Skirt Lining: Rayon
Lace: Embroidered Tulle
Related Terms
Vogue Patterns
- 5006
Simplicity Patterns
- www.redbutterfly.com.au
My photographer
- Mum
Mum for helping with all the fittings…
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May 2, 2011, 04.28 PMby Sara McKillop
So gorgeous! What a great job you did! And now, not only like Grace Kelly's dress but like Princess Kate Middleton's as she married Prince William!! Well done!!
Apr 21, 2011, 04.34 PMby Amor Allure
was it hard…. to do
Dec 1, 2010, 04.53 PMby miasu
Wow, wow, wow! That's one of the most beautiful dresses I've seen! I love the lace and the buttons. Also, the last picture is so perfect! It looks like it captures absolutely everything I'd want out of a wedding!
Nov 14, 2010, 11.47 AMby janul
Oh, this is so beautiful! I love Grace Kelly´s dress… this was so much work, I can´t imagine being so patient :). Such a pity I´m married already… :)
Aug 29, 2010, 08.59 PMby cface23
Beautiful dress! You really pulled it off!
Aug 27, 2010, 08.59 PMby easbrooke
Wow! That is a beautiful dress! I bet you felt wonderful on your wedding day. Congratulations!
Aug 22, 2010, 02.42 PMby mema79
wow! this is fantastic!
Aug 21, 2010, 08.06 PMby lubynite
Oh my god!! it's perfect!! A really wonderful wedding dress and it was perfect on you on your Big Day!!
Aug 20, 2010, 10.59 AMby laura oprea
Wow! Gorgeous! Great job!!!
May 28, 2010, 12.44 AMby Elisabeth Snider
Stunning! You did a great job! It's it an amazing feeling to walk down the aisle in something you made yourself?
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May 28, 2010, 02.18 AMby roarah
Thanks! I was positively ecstatic when I finally got to walk down the aisle and show my husband (to be) what I'd spent so many weeks toiling away on.
May 6, 2010, 10.58 PMby kaiju
May 2, 2010, 01.26 AMby fashionjaz1
oh it's gorgeous! beautifully made! :)
Apr 21, 2010, 01.31 PMby nanooch
Apr 20, 2010, 08.06 PMby ailuj
great. I like this dress.
Apr 19, 2010, 07.31 PMby purplejb99
Wow, I can't believe you made that! It turned out great, you look stunning. Congratulations! <3
Apr 19, 2010, 09.36 AMby assets
Wonderful Dress my first thought was Grace kelly or sure. You look wonderful
Apr 18, 2010, 09.54 PMby daisybisley
This is so beautiful! Stunning
Apr 15, 2010, 02.33 PMby sunnilj9
This is seriously on of the most amazing creations I've seen! And I love the lace, oh its so gorgeous. You did an amazing job. Really really beautiful.
Apr 15, 2010, 02.28 PMby lambert12
wow.. i can't help but to add another comment… you really look wonderful on your wedding gown.. I wish I could also create a wedding gown for a client…You really did a Great Job and made you Wedding Extra Special…Congratulations!!!!
Apr 15, 2010, 02.22 PMby lambert12
wow you look gorgeous!!!
Apr 15, 2010, 09.11 AMby costurerasindedal
Really beautiful!!! – Congratulations.
Apr 15, 2010, 12.13 AMby gracel
beautiful! Congratulations both on the amazing dress and on your marriage!
Apr 14, 2010, 09.51 PMby lepetithoot
Wow, stunning! Congratulations!
Apr 14, 2010, 09.46 PMby dilshadburman
This just made me cry!
Its been my secret dream too, and I don't even know if I want to get married or if I'll have a white wedding! :)
Gorgeous, gorgeous job and beautiful photos!
Apr 14, 2010, 09.18 PMby mlssfshn
Congrats on your wedding and you're success in constructing such a beautiful dress
Apr 14, 2010, 08.48 PMby marloncosta
What a amazing job! You are real talented! Congrats on the wedding!
Apr 14, 2010, 08.22 PMby Anna Aasbjerg
Congrats on your wedding! What a beautiful dress! Love that you've made it yourself! To me, all the work and dedication you put into making the dress, symbolizes just how much "it all" means to you! (hope you get what I'm trying to say. My english isn't always super :-) ) And as Adriana, I wish you and your husband a long, healthy and happy life together! <3
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Apr 15, 2010, 08.37 AMby roarah
Thank-you so much. You're absolutely right about the how much more it means when you've put the hard work in. I don't think I would have felt anything like the way I did on the day if somebody else had made my dress. I know it sounds really corny & a little cliche, but it's hard to put that feeling into words, I think you did a better job than me!
Apr 15, 2010, 09.50 AMby Anna Aasbjerg
;-) Glad you got what I meant! And nothing is ever too corny or cliche, when it comes to the ove of ones life or the wedding of ones dreams! ;-)
Apr 14, 2010, 07.38 PMby Brumby Ramsay
The dress is just beautiful, you are very brave making such an ambitious and emotionally attached project. I also love the fabric of the bridesmaids dresses!
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Apr 15, 2010, 08.39 AMby roarah
Thanks, I also made the bridesmaids dresses. The girls & I didn't want a flat colour & spent a bit of time looking for a pattern. We all loved this one & were really happy when we found it on sale for $3/m! I might put a post up with their dresses too.
Apr 15, 2010, 09.01 PMby Brumby Ramsay
Please do! And what a bargain price!
Apr 13, 2010, 03.42 AMby kelepso
Very vintage and hollywood-s'que! It's one of the best wedding dresses I've seen on Burda. And the pictures are fantastic too.
Apr 12, 2010, 04.49 PMby momsgotanewhobby
What a beautiful dress and congratulations on your marriage! The dress is lovely and you looked perfect in it. So maybe a tutorial on making your own wedding dress is forthcoming (please!)?
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Apr 15, 2010, 08.43 AMby roarah
Thanks, I took a heap of photos during the construction, but not quite enough to explain it in a tutorial properly. I just got the dress back from the cleaners so I'll take some more & this weekend try to put together a tutorial/instructions. It might be a long one so I might split it over a few sections.
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Taxation by Other Means
The following commentary appeared in the winter 2000 issue of IMPACT!, the Mackinac Center for Public Policy's quarterly newsletter. It was adapted, with permission, from an article that originally appeared in the February 1998 issue of The Freeman, a publication of the Foundation for Economic Education.
When Congress takes up the issue of tax relief, too often the debate concentrates only on money. That is, the arguments about taxes, pro and con, focus solely on the money due to the federal government each April 15. This shows the shortsightedness of the political class in determining the laws under which you and I must live.
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Whether haggling over the details of estate taxes, sin taxes, or capital gains taxes—not to mention the income tax—denizens of Washington, D. C., underestimate the average American's tax burden. Discussion at each end of Pennsylvania Avenue assumes those are the only levies he pays in exchange for the government he receives. In reality, state and local taxes (especially property and sales taxes) add to our crushing tax obligations.
But even factoring in these charges, there are still other ways government taxes us. We would do well to remember—especially when politicians of all stripes grandstand on "tax relief"—that many (if not most) activities of government impose onerous burdens. They aren't direct payments to a government treasury, but they are nonetheless taxes on our time, our labor, our freedom.
Take the IRS code itself. The government requires citizens to conduct its tax collection, making people bookkeepers for the federal leviathan. Even the simplest 1040 form requires time-consuming labor without hint of remuneration—a classic unfunded mandate. And the sheer complexity of a tax code that runs to thousands of pages means that Americans are forced to spend untold time and money to pay their annual tribute.
A slew of such implicit taxes, kept off the government's balance sheet, are to be found in every facet of daily life:
Regulations.The rules government mandates for us are hidden taxes. A law, after all is a tax on behavior. The government is as likely to overtax through laws and regulations as it is through more traditional levies on our paychecks. These hidden taxes are insidious precisely because we don't always notice them. They don't show up as actual payment to the Treasury. Yet they still are costs we incur to do the government's bidding. The shop owner who must install a ramp to comply with the Americans With Disabilities Act pays a real price.
The legal system.Our out-of-control tort system allows people to play a roulette game of legalized extortion. The tax? Our constant exposure to the legal harassment of frivolous lawsuits. Not only does government fail to protect businesses and individuals from the truly frivolous suits, but the vague and inexact laws Congress passes often encourage them. Moreover, we are taxed in the marketplace, where the problems of the tort system translate into higher prices for nearly all products and services.
Price supports.Price-support policies on sugar and other agricultural products drive up the prices we pay for virtually every meal. Citizens pay the tax for this corporate welfare at the cash register.
The Postal Service.The Postal Service constantly congratulates itself for taking no federal tax money. Its operating costs aren't figured into the annual budget, but are covered by revenue from the sale of stamps. So where's the tax? In the artificially high price of stamps. Those self-congratulatory claims are misleading because the government reserves to the Postal Service a monopoly on first-class mail delivery. As a result, the price we pay for postage is far higher than it likely would be in an unfettered market.
The monetary system.Washington also reserves to itself the monopoly on currency: competing private currencies are illegal. While this may seem esoteric, what it means is that we have no choice but to use the government's money. The least government can do is guarantee a stable value of money, as a gold standard would accomplish. It doesn't. Inflation—and anxiety about future inflation—can be a deadly hidden tax on savings and investment, robbing people decades down the road.
We suffer many other taxes in our everyday endeavors. We need licenses to drive, licenses to operate many kinds of business, and permits to build on our own property. Each usually involves a fee in addition to the hassle of petitioning the appropriate authority for approval. When you have to take time off from work to stand in line to pay the government for a stamped slip of paper in order to continue—well, working—you are being taxed on several levels.
A tax isn't necessarily money we give the government. Rather, a tax is a way for the government to control us. Taxes of all types make us the servants of the state, both when we send tribute to Washington or when we work to satisfy regulatory mandates.
Taxes, it is said, are the price we pay to live in an orderly society. Fair enough. Just don't forget that this "price" includes far more than the coins we drop in Uncle Sam's coffers.
For information on how more citizens can see for themselves the true costs of government, see the Mackinac Center's Right-to-Know Payroll Form , which lists the often-hidden expenses employers incur to keep workers on the payroll.


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100% Cabernet Sauvignon
Napa Valley
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20 months in 60-Gallon Nevers, Allier and Troncais French oak barrels
Residual Sugar
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This is a well rounded and balanced Cabernet Sauvignon with notes of licorice, pine, and cocoa added to dark sweet stone fruit, which shows gorgeous vibrancy through to the finish.
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Il Barone is a very flavorful, elegant and structured red wine in the style of high-quality, very limited-production, fine Cabernet Sauvignon wines from the Napa Valley. Excellent long-term ageing potential.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Stop me if you've heard this one before: There's this famous car brand whose average driver is more familiar with Social Security than social media.
General Motors Co. will make another attempt to get Buick to appeal to younger buyers with freshened up versions of the Regal midsize sports sedan and the LaCrosse large luxury car. GM unveiled the pair Tuesday ahead of the New York auto show.
Youth has been the theme of several of Buick marketing campaigns during the last three decades, with famous pitchmen from Tiger Woods to Shaquille O'Neal. Sales have even risen recently after a dramatic and lengthy decline. But even with that recent success, odds are against GM making Buick a go-to option for large numbers of drivers below the age of 40.
Buick, once coveted for its understated elegance, used to be a dominant brand. In 1984, GM sold 942,000 Buicks in the U.S., according to Ward's AutoInfoBank. But many Buick buyers died, and younger people opted for SUVs and cooler European cars. Sales tumbled, bottoming out at just over 102,000 in 2009. GM only kept the brand alive because it became a huge seller in China.
The company doesn't expect Buick sales to approach 900,000 per year again. But executives say they can still make a lot of money selling the higher-priced luxury vehicles with lower sales numbers.
GM is giving the LaCrosse a more sculpted, modern look. It gets updated LED daytime running lamps and tail lights and a larger front grille. On the inside, it gets new, more supportive seats and a modernized center stack with fewer buttons than the current car. The interior will have more of a luxury feeling to differentiate it from the sportier Regal.
The Regal gets similar cosmetic changes on the outside. Inside, more supportive seats and a simpler dashboard and center console give it a sportier look. GM's 2.4-liter four-cylinder "e-Assist" engine, with a small electric motor that helps boost gas mileage, becomes standard. A new, more powerful version of GM's 2-Liter turbocharged engine, with 259 horsepower, is in the sportier models, the turbo and GS.
GM says the Regal will be more responsive, refined and efficient than the previous model.
The LaCrosse goes on sale late this summer and the Regal comes out in the fall. Prices and gas mileage weren't released, but GM hinted at efficiency and price increases. The current Regal starts at $29,015, while the LaCrosse starts at $31,660.
The LaCrosse, a new model in 2009, and the Regal, new in 2010, have helped Buick's sales rise during the past three years, and reached 180,000 in 2012. Other catalysts were the new Verano, a compact based on the Chevrolet Cruze, and the Enclave, a big crossover SUV, that got a facelift last year. Also, Buick's new Encore small SUV is just starting to hit showrooms.
The new products have helped to change Buick's demographics. In 2006, Buick buyers on average had celebrated 64 birthdays. Last year that fell to 57, according to the company. The average car buyer in the U.S. is 52, according to the TrueCar.com auto pricing site.
Tony DiSalle, vice president of Buick marketing in the U.S., said Buick was the only luxury brand to lower its average age in the past five years. The Verano has helped — small cars tend to draw younger buyers. But Buick still wants to catch more people in their 40s. Regal buyers, on average, were 55 last year, according to the Polk research firm. The average age of a LaCrosse buyer was almost 63.
But the new cars haven't helped Buick sales keep up with the industry. Last year, Buick sales grew only 1.6 percent while total U.S. auto sales rose 13 percent. Spokesman Nick Richards blames the slow growth on a cut in low-profit sales to fleet buyers such as rental car companies as GM tries to boost the brand's resale values. He says retail sales to individual buyers rose about 6 percent.
So far this year, though, sales are up 22 percent, DiSalle said. The brand, he said, now has five models to sell, when last year at this time it had only three. "We certainly have the ability here to go to market with broader market coverage," he said.
Still, Buick's models combined were outsold last year by single models from other automakers. Ford, for instance, sold just over 241,000 Fusion midsize cars last year, beating Buick by itself. But Buick did outsell some competing luxury brands including Acura, Infiniti and Lincoln.
Four years ago, Buick's future was in doubt. Members of the Obama administration's autos task force thought about getting rid of Buick during GM's government-funded trip through bankruptcy court. But the brand survived because of a strong following in China. Chinese drivers bought more than 700,000 Buicks last year, up 8 percent from 2011.
In the U.S., Buick likely won't approach those numbers because the stodgy image clings to the brand.
"The vehicles themselves are very suited for young driving habits. Good fuel economy, performance, nice looking," said Rebecca Lindland, owner of Rebel Three Consulting of Greenwich, Conn.
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Since its founding in 1922, more than 200,000 persons have been accepted into lifetime membership, and more than 520 chapters have been established throughout the United States and Puerto Rico.
TriBeta was founded in 1922. The idea of an honor and professional society for biology students spread rapidly and by 1925, the society was a national organization. Biennial national conventions of student and faculty members began in that year and in 1930 the society journal, BIOS, began. As the society grew, it was divided into regional and district groups, each of which holds a convention annually. At the heart of every district and national meeting are student research papers, and awards are given for outstanding individual and chapter accomplishment.
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Unlike the other races of the Horde, orcs are not native to Azeroth. Initially, they lived as shamanic clans on the lush world of Draenor. They abandoned their peaceful culture when Kil'jaeden, a demon lord of the Burning Legion, corrupted the orcs and used them in his vengeful plot against the draenei, who were exiles from Kil'jaeden's homeworld.
Because of the demons' manipulation, most of the orc chieftains drank the blood of a Burning Legion pit lord, Mannoroth the Destructor. This act infused the orcs with power, but at a great price: they were now enslaved to the Legion. Constant exposure to fel energies turned the orcs' naturally brown skin to a sickly green, and the orcs' usage of fel magic caused their ancestral lands to wither and die.
As Kil'jaeden had planned, the orcs succeeded in killing most of the draenei population. Now Kil'jaeden was ready to test the orcs' effectiveness against another old enemy. Thousands of years before, the demons had launched an invasion of Azeroth that had ultimately failed, but this time the orcs could fight in the Legion's stead. To that end, the corrupted human archmage Medivh contacted the orc warlock Gul'dan. Together they constructed the Dark Portal, which allowed the orcs to travel to Azeroth.
After their arrival, the orcs crushed the unsuspecting human kingdom of Stormwind. The mighty orc armies, known as the Horde, then pressed north through the Eastern Kingdoms, and their victory was nearly assured for a time. Eventually, however, internal conflicts resulted in the orcs' defeat, and those who did not die in battle were rounded up and placed in internment camps. But a young slave named Thrall managed to escape from captivity and join a liberation force consisting of Warchief Orgrim Doomhammer and other free orcs. When Doomhammer fell in combat, Thrall became the new warchief of the Horde and the inheritor of Doomhammer's namesake weapon.
Thrall and his people later journeyed across the sea to the distant continent of Kalimdor. Within the forests of Ashenvale, the warchief and his mentor, Grommash Hellscream, confronted Mannoroth. In the end, Grom gave his life to kill the pit lord and remove the blood-curse from the orcs forever. A new chapter began for the orcs: war was no longer the driving focus of their culture, and they settled the land along Kalimdor's eastern coastline, which Thrall named Durotar.
Years later, the warchief and many others returned to the remnants of Draenor, now known as Outland, to prevent another attack from the Burning Legion. There Thrall met Garrosh, son of Grom Hellscream, and convinced him to join the Horde and return to Azeroth as an advisor. Garrosh was a leading commander during the battles against the Lich King in Northrend, and also gained popularity for his fiery personality.
In addition to his commitments as leader of the Horde, Thrall was a dedicated shaman with close ties to the elements. When he noticed severe disturbances in the elemental spirits, Thrall knew that he had to step down as warchief in order to investigate the situation lest all of Azeroth fall into chaos. Given his options, Thrall believed that Garrosh was the clear choice for warchief. But the impulsive young Hellscream is much more aggressive than his diplomatic predecessor. With the equally tempestuous King Varian Wrynn back on the throne of Stormwind, it seems likely that the orcs will need their famed strength now more than ever.


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February 18. 2014 9:14PM
LNG plant safety, economics on the table in Groveton
By JOHN KOZIOL
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— A proposal to build a $100 million liquefied natural gas (LNG) production facility is making town leaders bullish on the future.
On Feb. 11, representatives of Clear Energy of Marlborough, Mass., presented plans for White Mountain LNG, whose focal point would be a plant that could produce up to 300,000 gallons per day of LNG that would be shipped by truck to customers in lower New England.
Storage tanks capable of holding 1.8 million gallons of LNG would be situated south of the Wausau paper mill site, in the mill's former wastewater treatment lagoons. Evan Coleman, Clear Energy's chief operating officer, estimated the LNG plant would bring an estimated 84 jobs to Groveton village, and generate some $1.7 million in taxes annually to the town of Northumberland.
Despite the soaring, seasonal cost of natural gas, Coleman said it's actually a good thing for LNG producers because on cold days, utilities will often switch to LNG rather than using natural gas.
Coleman said the Portland Regional Natural Gas pipeline system at the former paper mill ties into the TransCanada system. Because of that, the Groveton plant would be less affected by wintertime price swings because it could circumvent other, more expensive suppliers, he said.
Based on government and industry forecasts, Coleman said his company doesn't "anticipate us getting to a price that would make our plant (in Groveton) uneconomical."
Coleman said the decision to build was ultimately based on the receptivity of the community to the plan, the availability of a skilled workforce and the presence of the pipeline system.
He said under a best-case scenario, the plant, made up of prefabricated modules assembled in and carted from Arizona, would be operational by spring 2015; the groundbreaking is tentatively set for this April.
Liquefied natural gas is produced by cooling natural gas until it becomes a colorless, odorless liquid that is less than half the weight of water. LNG is normally warmed to make natural gas to be used in heating and cooking as well as electricity generation and other industrial uses. It can be kept as a liquid to be used as an alternative transportation fuel.
Although the LNG plant is going to require state and federal permits, as well as authorization from the Northumberland Planning Board, Coleman said the expectation is that production could begin in 2015.
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Northumberland Board of Selectmen Chairman Jim Weagle said Monday selectmen have been asked by Coleman to issue a formal letter stating the board and community's support for the project.
He said Groveton, having once been home to two paper mills, is "used to truck traffic," adding that the location of the LNG plant was in a buffer zone that safely separated it from Groveton High School.
SAU 58 Superintendent Carl Ladd agreed the village is used to having potentially volatile neighbors.
"The reality is that we had a paper mill located right next door to the elementary school with tremendous stocks of chemicals," Ladd said. "Trains went through there with all kinds of chemicals and fuel and we managed to survive that."
Although unable to attend the Feb. 11 meeting, Ladd said several of the SAU's school board members did "and from what I understand, they feel pretty safe with the safety protocols that the plant would put in place. We are an economically depressed community and whatever we can do to support economic growth in the community and the region we need to stand behind to the extent that we can."
Groveton is a small place and "no matter where the industry is going to be located, if it's anywhere in the village, we're all susceptible to what happens," Ladd said.
He added: "Certainly, we'll be in touch with the plant operators as they're building the plant and if there are some safety protocols we need to take, we'll do that and they'll become part of our emergency plan and we'll address issues as they come up."
The promise of White Mountain LNG is that its presence will leverage additional economic activity in and around Northumberland, Weagle said.
"That's a big thing about this, not only that these guys are going to be a huge taxpayer and employer, but they can pull other businesses in," he said.


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Exercise can affect your sleep.
The results of the National Sleep Foundation's 2013 Sleep in America poll show a compelling association between exercise and better sleep.
The National Sleep Foundation began surveying American sleep health and behaviors in 1991.
NSF releases the poll findings as part of its 16th annual National Sleep Awareness Week campaign, held March 3-10, that culminates with the change to Daylight Saving Time on March 10.
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Clara Jones, Lancaster County Democratic Party chairwoman, was one of 50 people across South Carolina recently honored by the S.C. Democratic Party.
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Feb. 9, 1940, was about to be a glorious day, or so I hoped.
Anything would beat the cold spell we had just come through. The winter was colder than usual and after parts of the Catawba River iced over, they turned out Lancaster High School, and several others. It was just too hard to heat most of the school houses. There was a lot of stuff going on around town the week before my seventh birthday.
Seems this Jones fella broke into the Fox Hall Cafe stole $17 and hightailed out of tour. He was arrested at the bus station in Winston Salem.
I was feelin' a bit guilty about it. The war effort was picking up steam since the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor.
We were all lendin' a hand for the land.
I was forced to give up my J.C. Higgins Roadmaster Deluxe bicycle, I just couldn't bear to part with some of the old roller skates I collected for the weekly scrap metal drive.
I guess you could say I had thrown out the rules, but the temptation was just too much.
It's been said we covet what we see.
Happy New Year, friends and family of the Lancaster County Council of the Arts.
As in previous years, the main theme for many of the articles I've read so far in 2013 centers around physical health and activity, happiness, mental well-being and living longer and better.
Here are some of the things I've learned that relate to all of the above:
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Several of the youth group leaders at New Life Free Will Baptist Church, 1622 Springdale Road, felt that God wanted them to teach children to serve others. They decided to take toys to the children in the community around the church. The leaders spoke with their pastor, the Rev. Douglas Pate, and approached him to ask if they could do the toy project, and to make sure that everyone involved would be safe.
Knowing what not to do is just as important as knowing what to do when it comes to your health and fitness.
After all, you don't want to be wasting any of your time doing something that's wrong.
Take this for example: did you know you should be eating within the first hour of waking up? This simple action trains your body to burn fat.
If you are eating later than that, you're doing just the opposite by training your body to store fat.
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The guys (& girls) at Sweetstall yet again came up trumps for me and provided me with a sample of the South African Cadbury 'Tempo' bar.
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The bar was constituated by a large array of different layers. Surrounding the bar was a thick layer of milk chocolate...it wasnt quite Dairy Milk and was more cocoa based than the milkyness of Dairy Milk....personally as a slight tweak I would have preferred the use of Dairy Milk, but this was still good and had a nice smooth texture.
At the centre of the bar was another layer of chocolate which though wasnt quite light enough to be described as a 'truffle centre' was slightly more moist in texture than solid milk chocolate...it also had the added element of the shortcake pieces. The chocolate flavour was again slightly more concentrated in cocoa than normal Dairy Milk though the sugary sweetness of the shortcake pieces meant its flavour was just as sweet. The combination of the smoothness of the chocolate and crunchy biscuit made for a nice mixture of textures. The biscuit pieces avoided being a bland soggy ingredient as seen with other biscuit including bars (ahem Terrys 3D!) and had a nice crispy malty taste.
Ontop of this lay a thick layer of caramel. It wasnt like most caramel layers though and had a solid texture...much like the caramel surrounding Cadbury Eclairs!! This meant for a distinctly chewy yet enjoyable taste and made a nice difference from the usual soft liquid caramel. Its flavour was just as good as the standard Cadbury Caramel and was sweet, rich and just ever so tasty. Its solid texture meant that it was fun nibbling around it and then slowly sucking on it savouring the flavour.
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Two visitors pause to chat amongst the bright yellow blooms of the High Line's tall tickseed. Photo by Sarah Tester
High Line Flickr Pool contributor Sarah Tester shared this beautiful photo of a sunny summer day on the High Line. Visitors take leisurely strolls, stopping for a moment to catch up amongst the distinctive yellow blooms of tall tickseed Coreopsis tripteris, in the Wildflower Field, between West 27th and West 28th Streets.
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Carolyn Taylor wasn't even sure she had come to the right place, as she walked into Vietnam National Cancer Hospital in November.
The place was in chaos, with people propped against walls, some sleeping, many in the late stages of cancer.
When Taylor, a business owner from upstate New York and a cancer survivor herself, entered the hospital in the Vietnamese capital, her aim merely was to photograph the people in a cancer-support group. She was in Vietnam as part of a round-the-world trip made possible by winning tickets from a British Airways contest.
But her trip quickly became more than the photographs from that Hanoi hospital, as well as the photos from hospitals and cancer centers in 11 other countries she visited. Instead, it became about helping the people she met along the way. And it led her to start Global Focus on Cancer, a non-profit organization that works to create cancer support and awareness programs around the world.
Her journey has now taken Taylor – by trade, a commercial food and product photographer – from South Salem, N.Y., around the world and back again.
As a commercial photographer, Taylor had plenty of experience taking photographs, but she admitted the prospect of trying to convey the story of such a life-changing disease was daunting.
"I can make a roast chicken look delicious, but what am I going to do to help people with cancer?" she said.
Doctors had diagnosed Taylor with ovarian and endometrial cancer in 2006. They caught it so early that two weeks after her diagnosis, Taylor was cancer-free and back to work. But she knew she'd had a lucky escape; she wanted to help others not so lucky.
Her tickets to Vietnam and 11 other countries came from British Airways, which sponsored an essay competition in 2010. Taylor described how 10 free flights could change the face of her commercial photography business. "I felt completely unqualified to do it," she said. "I was petrified when I got the phone call from BA to say I'd won."
The first thing she did was connect with other organizations that were working internationally to improve cancer awareness and treatment, including the International Cancer Control in Geneva and the American Cancer Society. Then, in just one year, she traveled to India, Nepal, Israel, Jordan, South Africa, Thailand, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Kenya, Tanzania, Italy and Switzerland.
It was seeing the difference between Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York, where she was treated, and the hospitals to which she traveled in less-developed countries that was emotionally jarring.
"It was painful for me to see people in those conditions, knowing how sick they were," she said.
In Kenya, Taylor met a woman who had just been diagnosed with breast cancer. She had refused all treatment and was resigned to death. But within 30 minutes, the woman was laughing and dancing around Taylor's hotel room as Taylor handed her a mastectomy bra she had brought.
"Being able to do that for someone and to have such a major impact on them – that's when I decided to take this further," she said.
Of all her trips, the one that stuck with Taylor the most was to Vietnam. Since her first visit there in November 2011, Taylor has been back one other time and is planning another trip by the end of the year.
Visiting three of the country's four cancer centers during her first visit, she saw low survival rates and overwhelmed facilities.
Can Tho Oncology Hospital in the city of Can Tho in western Vietnam was one such center. Taylor was shocked by what she saw: two and three patients sharing a bed, patients on the floor or on lawn chairs in the parking lot; no glass in the windows; no air conditioning in the rooms. And all of it in sweltering humidity.
Between 70 percent and 80 percent of Vietnamese patients who arrive at one of the country's four cancer clinics are already in later stages of cancer, stage II or III, Linh Nguyen, head of oncology at Vietnam National Cancer Hospital, said in an interview. That significantly reduces their chances of survival.
"So many times, I was the first cancer survivor people had ever met," Taylor said. "People sometimes don't think it's even possible."
Part of the reason patients arrive in such advanced stages is lack of awareness, Taylor said. And many come to the cancer centers through a local health care system that struggles to diagnose them.
Unlike most developing countries, Vietnam has seen a huge improvement in the quality of its general hospitals in recent years. But there is still a lack of awareness when it comes to cancer treatment, Taylor said.
"Vietnam is right on the edge of changing," Taylor said.
More and more Vietnamese have health insurance, and physicians have greater access to the Internet and international partners who can show them international health care standards, according to Eric Krakauer, an assistant professor and director of international programs at the Center for Palliative Care at Harvard Medical School. He is currently traveling in Vietnam.
"These developments will make possible better cancer prevention, early detection and palliative care," he said.
Before Vietnam can take this step forward, Taylor and other cancer advocates want to work to reduce the stigma surrounding cancer in Vietnam. Taylor's hope is that Global Focus on Cancer will help do that.
The group has an advisory board of doctors and cancer advocates she met during her trip; it also includes Taylor's doctor, Ann Marie Beddoe of Mount Sinai.
During this year's Vietnam visit, Taylor partnered with the Breast Cancer Club of Hanoi, established four years ago by Nguyen. They have set up two support groups, one in Can Tho and the other in Ho Chi Minh City.
Before Taylor and Nguyen started these two support groups, the Breast Cancer Club was the only support group in all of Vietnam, they said.
The Can Tho Cancer Patient's Club in Can Tho Oncology Hospital received government approval about a month ago, and 14 doctors have already joined.
Taylor, who turned 50 this month, has an intense dedication to her work in Vietnam, spending her time rushing between visits with doctors and support group leaders. Her camera is always with her, and she documents her trips with a fascination befitting her occupation and her personality.
Taylor is now at home in New York and is working with the complementary care department at Smilow Cancer Hospital at Yale University Medical Center to develop a therapy protocol for cancer patients and their families.
Doctors at Smilow are creating proposals that focus on stress relief and counseling; Taylor will then bring them to doctors in Vietnam.
She's also partnering with the Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute in Delhi, India. She met Arvind Chaturvedi, director of the institute's department of radiology, during her global photography trip. When she told him about the poor cancer treatment facilities in Vietnam, he offered to accept Vietnamese doctors to a four- to 12-week training program on Taylor's recommendation.
"The public and patients need a lot of information and I thought that Global Focus on Cancer can do a good job," Chaturvedi said in an email.
So far Taylor has recommended six doctors from Can Tho Oncology Hospital to receive one of the training programs.
She has launched her programs without official funding and while still holding a full-time job. Her last trip cost $5,000, donated from family and friends. To raise funds she plans to target Vietnamese expatriates living in the United States, as well as American companies in Vietnam.
California-based clothier Patagonia has already agreed to allow Taylor to hold cancer awareness workshops in its factories in Vietnam.
"The battle against cancer is universal," she said. "Regardless of race, religion, nationality or economic status, we are all one in the fight against cancer."


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A t one time I became interested in a certain sort of sentence that occurs very naturally in historical texts. Historians will say, for example, that the Thirty Years' War began in 1618, or that Petrarch opened the Renaissance. I call these "narrative sentences," since they serve to connect events into stories, and relate beginnings to endings. We use them all the time. A woman might say that she and her husband first met in 1980. What is interesting about these sentences is that nobody could have known they were true at the time to which they refer–nobody could have known in 1618 that the Thirty Years' War had begun, since no one could have known that the war would last thirty years. No one could have known that Petrarch was opening the Renaissance, since most of the great writers and artists whose work defined that era were not even born yet. And who could really describe the man she just met as her husband–except as a romantic hope–since their marriage lay in the future? The future is something to which we are inherently blind. So although I can now say that Judy Chicago exhibited a piece in the famous "Primary Structures" exhibition at the Jewish Museum in 1966, I could not have known this then, since she was showing under her married name, Gerowitz, and was not to take the name "Chicago," as a political act, for some years. Though art historians can say that one of the founders of the Feminist Art Movement was included in "Primary Structures," that movement was not really to begin until after Gerowitz became Chicago.
One can see Chicago's piece in one of the grainy black-and-white installation shots of "Primary Structures," reproduced in an important book by James Meyer, Minimalism: Art and Polemics in the Sixties. The work consisted of six wooden planks in graduated lengths and graded colors–pastel green, pink, lemon and blue–leaning in an ordered sequence against the wall. It was called Rainbow Pickets, and it occupied the same gallery as a wall piece by Robert Smithson. Most of the advanced sculptors of the 1960s were in that show, including many who went on to achieve major reputations, like Donald Judd, Richard Artschwager, Anthony Caro, Carl Andre, Tony Smith, Dan Flavin, Ellsworth Kelly and Anne Truitt, as well as Judy Chicago herself. And of course several of the artists have been forgotten. Gerowitz, one might say, is forgotten–Chicago destroyed most of her Minimalist work. But no one who saw the show, myself included, would have been able to tell, in 1966, who would become what, and least of all that Judy Chicago would become the artist we know her as.
Chicago has written, "When I was a young artist in the burgeoning Los Angeles scene, I wanted, above all, to be taken seriously in an art world that had no conception of or room for feminine sensibility. In an effort to fit in, I accommodated my esthetic impulses to the prevailing modernist style." Her inclusion in "Primary Structures" is evidence that she was taken seriously. One might have inferred a certain feminine sensibility from the colors of Rainbow Pickets, but at the time the use of such colors was attributed to the fact that she was a California artist. "The bright hues favored by the Los Angeles contingent," Meyer writes, "were an antidote to the sober tones of New Yorkers." But Richard Artschwager, a New Yorker, showed Pink Tablecloth–a geometrized effigy in pink Formica of a blocky table neatly covered with a piece of domestic linen–without anyone making an inference to femininity on his part, then or since.
Chicago remembers with some bitterness the difficulties she faced as a woman artist in California–how one of the leading male figures in the Los Angeles scene would not even look at Rainbow Pickets when he visited her studio, as if it were a cultural a priori that women were not capable of making serious art. Still, inclusion in "Primary Structures" could hardly have been a greater acknowledgment, whatever the gender of the artist. In an interview with Lucy Lippard, Chicago concedes that she did not appreciate what it meant to be in that show, which was just where the mainstream was at that moment of art history. "I should have gotten on the plane and gone to New York and gotten a gallery," she remarks. One cannot but wonder what her career would have been had she done so. She might, like Truitt, have gone on to be part of the Minimalist movement, caught up in its controversies and triumphs. When I pointed out to her in a recent conversation that a lot of men have a hard time making it as artists, she admitted that she did have a tendency when younger to explain her difficulties through the fact that she was a woman. But she also wonders why it is that men or women should think themselves successful when they get a half-column review and maybe an illustration in some major art publication. When she was young she believed that art should change the world and that artists should not simply fit into the pre-existing structure of galleries, reviews, collections and the like.


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